Tonight, President Trump's newest Iran deadline ticks that much closer.

But is this one actually set in stone?

Plus the unbelievably brave and daring rescue of a downed airman, how the United States pulled

off a high-stakes mission that rescued a missing service member from the Iranian mountains.

And get your pink Floyd playlist ready.

The Artemis two astronauts get a glimpse of the dark side of the moon and a phone call

from a special guest.

Tonight on Laura Coates Live.

Well, my opening statement tonight, President Trump has set a deadline for Iran that's just 21 hours away.

Now, this one seems to be entirely self-imposed. I talked about how he's negotiating on multiple fronts with Iran, with the markets. But the negotiates that seems to matter most, at least right now,

is the one he seems to be having with himself,

because it's not at all clear which way he is going to go.

Whether he will attack Iranian infrastructure tomorrow night

if the trade of Hormuz is not reopened,

or if he will pull back at the last

minute. Now, at the White House today, he tried to occupy every position in the same news conference.

First, the threats.

The entire country can be taken out in one night, and that night might be tomorrow night.

We're giving them, we're giving them till tomorrow, 8 o'clock, Eastern Time, and after that,

they're going to have no bridges, they're going to have no power plants.

Stone ages, yeah.

And then the reluctance.

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